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It is a pleasure to invite you to join the Hydroinformatics Bundle , a curated set of very short‑term courses designed to help you confidently apply modern data and computational tools to real‑world water and environmental problems. What the Hydroinformatics Bundle includes The Bundle brings together multiple compact submodules that cover the breadth of hydroinformatics: Foundations of Hydroinformatics Core ideas linking hydrology, hydraulics and informatics in an integrated framework. Artificial Intelligence for Water Systems Using AI and machine learning for prediction, simulation and optimization in surface and groundwater systems. Nature‑Inspired and Classical Optimization Genetic algorithms and other optimization methods for multi‑objective and multi‑attribute water resources decisions. GIS and Remote Sensing in Water Resource Management Spatial analysis, map creation and satellite‑based assessments for watershed, groundwater and flood studies. Surfer and Visualization Tools for H...

Course Title: Course Title: Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD) Course Duration : 2 Week Course Outcome  : 1)What is CFD? How to apply CFD? 2)Introduction to Gauss Siedel and Lieberman Method 3)Classification of Partial Differential Equation 4) One publication in EIS Journal or Book Cost : INR1000/=(Free until the 31st May 2023) Online Courses for those who have no time to attend offline courses. Click to Baipatra for enrolling in the course for free.

Topics related to informatics (AI,ML,IoT,ICT) and its applications in water resources development are referred to as Hydroinformatics Engineering. In recent years, the demand for educated manpower in this field has increased manifold. As a result, job opportunities related to this field have increased proportionally. This post is about the seven most desired job opportunities that are available only for hydro informatics engineers. 1) Data Engineers of Water Related Projects The data engineers develop and apply technology-enabled, digital solutions to some of the world’s most pressing water-related challenges to harness the power of data, advanced analytics, and modelling for acquiring real-time insights at the global, regional, and local levels. The jobs of data engineers include but are not limited to hydrodynamic modelling, water quality modelling of inland and coastal water systems, weather management, operational management systems etc. where technologies of data analysis are requ...